MOST PEOPLE BELIEVE THEIR ANXIETY IS HERE TO STAY
AND THERE IS NOTHING THEY CAN DO ABOUT IT.
Unresolved trauma has a significant impact on our present-day functioning. Experiences such as childhood neglect, shaming, bullying, coming from a divorced home, or experiencing the loss of a loved one leave lasting scars on our lives.
What’s interesting is that these adverse experiences from our past continue to shape our ability today to trust others, regulate our emotions, and cultivate healthy relationships. In fact, research has demonstrated that they can even have implications for our physical health, life expectancy, and financial well-being. It’s astonishing to realize the wide-ranging effects that our past can have on our present circumstances.
In this 8-week course, you will go from feeling lost in a sea of negative emotions to having confidence and agency over your emotional life for deep lasting transformative change. You know…the kind of change where you set the boundaries, and you choose a life of calm on your terms.
It’s time to ditch the pressure of people pleasing and take the steps on this journey that were unavailable to previous generations. Learn how to find and retain balance on your own schedule with guidance from a seasoned professional, on-demand videos, journal prompts, somatic exercises, and the support of a like-minded community
+ The revolutionary new understanding of mental health with the nervous system now front and center
+ How PAST trauma keeps you stuck in anxiety and people-pleasing TODAY
+ How your body speaks to you about its traumatic stress and the two things it needs to regulate
+ How to care for and manage your triggers
+ Align your competing emotional agendas for flow
+ And finally, move OUT OF the chaos and INTO your purpose
Have you heard of cognitive behavioral therapy? The science is clear now that this is just the tip of the iceberg, and truly managing your chronic anxiety, shut down, and people pleasing starts in the BODY and is the result of unresolved childhood stress aka trauma. Yep, it’s been with you for a long time.
Every human has trauma and that unresolved childhood stress living in the body is actually trying to protect you today … out of your thinking awareness. Chronic anxiety, people pleasing, and shut downs ARE trauma responses so learning about trauma is ESSENTIAL to your healing.
Learn the body’s language of traumatic stress and the two things it needs to move forward into emotional regulation. This isn’t thought work, it’s befriending and speaking the language of the BODY.
Triggers won’t stop until they are reparented. Learn how to care for these triggers of traumatic stress towards the one thing they need for long-term emotional regulation.
Align your protectors and connectors to experience the magical flow state of internal organization to move FORWARD into the life you were meant to live, on your terms.
Ignite continued movement forward with your two purpose emotions for a life of authenticity, quality connections, and optimism toward your goals today, tomorrow and long into the future.
With me, Allison Hulett, as your guide, you’ll find a safe therapeutic environment, illuminating psychoeducation, and encouraging support in our weekly virtual meeting where we’ll laugh, share experiences, and explore what lies ahead with each step you take. It is possible to bounce back better than before.
+ Weekly drops of educational videos & journal prompts to understand yourself in a brand new way
+ Weekly one-hour Zoom calls led by me, a seasoned professional
+ Q & A over the current week’s step
+ Insights from observing others and the results they are seeing
+ Support from a small community of like-minded individuals
The research is clear – psychoeducation and a safe community are essential to healing trauma and I’ve got you covered on all fronts here.
My approach pulls from the latest in neuroscience, what we now understand about the brain and nervous system, to help clients go beyond coping and actually progress toward real and lasting change.
I have provided trauma-informed clinical social work to adults, children, and youth in numerous settings in Houston, Boston, and New York navigating individuals exhibiting mood and anxiety disorders, and trauma responses.
In the wake of the COVID19 pandemic, I decided to listen to my calling and true purpose, and I began direct services again serving individuals struggling with chronic anxiety due to developmental trauma, focusing now on adults, applying the same new science that I’ll be teaching you during this 8-week course.
In this course, you’ll find straight talk from someone you can trust to be real and honest as you take the steps to move forward in finding your own inner calm.
How Do I know The Inner Calm Project is For Me?
If you suffer from chronic anxiety, people pleasing and have difficulty setting healthy boundaries for yourself, then this is the course for you.
I’m busy. Can I complete this course on my own time?
You will need to devote time each week to completing the steps provided along with journal prompts, and one weekly Zoom call with an intimate community of like-minded individuals to get the most out of this course. *Steps will be released weekly, not all at once.
I’m not sure I’m comfortable with sharing my experiences much less getting on a Zoom call. Should I do this course?
Yes! The research is clear – psychoeducation and safe community are essential to healing trauma and I’ve got you covered on all fronts here. This is not a traditional “support group” but a structured hour with me as the lead at all times. You can ask questions or do your work in a safe environment. But if you simply want to observe that is completely okay. Any way you show up, you’ll have an opportunity for results.
– Anonymous
[1] Anxiety Disorders – Facts and Statistics. Anxiety & Depression Association of America. Accessed 9/7/2023.
[2] Anxiety disorders are often very treatable, but more than 60% of people do not seek treatment for it. Facts and Statistics About Anxiety Disorders. CHC Online. Accessed 9/7/2023.3 Stress effects on the body.
[3] American Psychological Association, Last updated: March 8, 2023 https://www.apa.org/topics/stress/body